Preview: Carlos Vélez

U.S. Department of Energy
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Former PREPA employee Carlos Vélez talks about the start of the museum at BONUS.
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Clearly during the museum's construction when were
involved the radiological
training sessions took place
They were quite interesting
The visits we received from
students children from listening
programs and people from various
universities were clearly positioned
We realized we had a project
that Linda and I had carefully
guarded to the extent that
even if a CEO wanted to enter
He had to call us because
we' d already trained the guardian
that if he wants to enter
there he had to contact us
because it was an area under control
So in that sense
while were there
we did what we could
o emphasize what the museum means
In fact when I entered different stages
within the College of Chemistry
Well one of my stages was
working at the magazine and I
also wrote a review of the
museum how it became a factory
And currently from time
to time certain individuals
emerge online some with genuine questions
They were heavy-duty
One was called
California de Puerto Rico
They were some surfers
who saw the plant
and wanted to know more or less
What was the story behind it
So I jumped into the comments
told them who they were
what had been done
ow they were made
And then other groups
began entering the comment section
And they would ask for example about symbolism
And I’d explain to them that symbolism
well it was already there
the symbolic network had already ended
That symbolic grid when the nuclear plant shuts down becomes the symbolic grid for the
development of nuclear
plants as I was saying
so it transitions into the symbolic grid
from Puerto Rico the one that currently has Puerto Rico
And were supporting it with
the helicopters of today
aking them to Mona and
Vicky to Mona and that boy
sorry to check the clubs
they had in the Sahara
That's what has been given
Thank God
After that
It was a very interesting
experience Obviously
there were many
groups in disagreement and we had
to work toward reaching a consensus
Hey sometimes I'd get really
I don't like it when people
talk without evidence
When I was part
of that comment group I used to tell them "Just refer to this manual "
It's in the library of Puerto Rico
There it explains the symbolism
And if you want to know
whether meetings were held
before the plant was created I
already told you
There is evidence
that even back the
Oxford manuals say they gathered
in San Juan and held public viewings
That is nothing
came except the plant
appeared As a full-fledged project
So there were many
concerns many things that were interesting As I
mentioned
especially during the visits and
with the children asking questions
placing the flower block living
every moment that had been
It's something you still carry
with you especially people
born at the same time who have no idea what lies within
And when they go everything
in their path is struck
